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Islamic State stitches up man's mouth in Syria for 'talking too much'
Activists have reported other cases in villages around Deir Ezzor, which is under IS control.
US election body reaches out to Chicago voters in Hindi
Chicago is home to the third largest South Asian population in the US.
Trump favours Indian students staying back in US
"Whether we like that or not, they pay, et cetera, et cetera but we educate a lot of people, very smart people.We need those people in the country," Trump said.
Sanctions possible over Iran ballistic missile launches: France
US Secretary of State Kerry described the launches -- which the US has asked to be discussed at a UN Security Council meeting -- as a breach of UN resolutions.
Indian-origin journalist heckled, detained at Donald Trump rally
Deb was covering the clash between protesters and the Republican front-runner's supporters when he was detained, the news organisation said.
Bernie Sanders hits out at Donald Trump, calls him a pathological liar
"Some represented Bernie, our communist friend," the controversial real estate tycoon alleged in Dayton, Ohio. He repeated this at his other rally in Cleveland. "You know Bernie was saying Mr Trump should speak to his crowd. You know where they come from?...
US-led coalition bombs IS chemical weapons sites: Pentagon
Cook described Dawud as "ISIL's emir of chemical and traditional weapons manufacturing."
Kim Jong-Un says North Korea has miniaturised nuclear warheads
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un says his scientists have successfully miniaturised thermo-nuclear warheads to place on a ballistic missile and create a "true" deterrent.
WHO advises pregnant women not to go to Zika outbreak areas
WHO noted that the link between Zika and microcephaly, a severe deformation of the brain among newborns, has not yet been definitively proven.
China cuts GDP target to 6.5% amid continued economic woes
"China will face more and tougher problems and challenges in its development this year, so we must be fully prepared to fight a difficult battle," said Prime Minister of China Li Keqiang.
China to build second rail line into restive Tibet
China will build a second railway line connecting sensitive Tibet with others parts of China.
Uber gives Pakistan drivers classes to deter sexual harassment
Women in Pakistan have fought for their rights for decades in a country where so-called honour killings and acid attacks are commonplace and where females face routine public harassment.
Helicopter crash in Russia kills 2, injures 2 others
Vladimir region governor Svetlana Orlova told Russian news agencies that a rescue team has reached the site of the crash about 200 kilometers northeast of Moscow and found two people dead. (Picture for representational purpose only)
US presidential primaries: Trump, Clinton surge ahead, win 6 states each
Tuesday's vote was critical for the two leading Republicans vying to be Trump's main challenger - Ted Cruz and Rubio.
UN chief aspirants to be quizzed by members for first time
As the process to select the next UN Secretary-General gets under way, General Assembly President said that he will hold a series of informal dialogues and meetings with all potential candidates from April 12 to 14.
Diner finds rare pearl worth USD 600 in her seafood dish!
A couple in San Francisco ordered the frutti di mare, a traditional Italian medley of seafood and shellfish, and bit something unexpected – a rare Quahog pearl.